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| unhappy as females, want to be males. |
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| Androgen-insensitivity syndrome (Y) |
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| Normal Y chromosome, normal SRY gene, bodies can not respond to androgen because the receptors do not work |
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| Genes get turned on and off in different cells at different points in development |
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| Organizational (hormonal theory) |
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| Permanent changes to body and brain during conception |
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| Activiational (hormonal theory) |
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| occur at any timein life and and produce temporary changes to physical functions while the hormone is present |
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| the body is most likely to respond when hormones are present at these times in life (children) |
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| still in conception period |
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